🚿 Danco 80020 Universal Metal Diverter Canopy Handle: Large, Chrome - Elevate Your Bath Space! Review

I've used really cheap plastic handles and they break inside and get wobbly. I took this metal and it's much stronger and stronger. I would definitely buy again.

Overall very happy with these handles. Unfortunately, one of them broke during installation, probably due to bad metal, but it was replaced immediately and worked great! Very easy to install.

I had to find a new shower handle in the bath. It might be a little tricky because the ones I bought were a little loose so I tried that. It's not custom made, but it works because it's versatile. This is a quality product.

I had to buy the metal part of the handle. They don't have suitable universal handles. But if you have it, it works. My bathroom needs an update, but if yours is old and scuffed like mine, these and long screws (looooong) will do the trick.

I was a little intimidated when I saw the components, but they were SUPER easy to install. I changed the grip twice before buying this one. The thing is solid! The only thing I didn't like was not being able to fold the middle bet.

I removed the old handle and installed this handle as is with no trimming or other adjustments. The handle was used to replace an old handle due to wear and tear. The handle was installed on a single-lever shower fitting in the house that was built in the 1970s, but it is not known who made the fittings that were installed.

Tried a few from the hardware store and they weren't compatible. This is a good design that outperforms other versatile options. I didn't read the instructions but the PVC plastic spacer was too long and the screw couldn't reach it. I was able to measure and cut some of the plastic which makes for a fantastic design.

The original handles (manufacturer unknown) felt uncomfortable in the hand, but the slot on the valve stem could not be adjusted with any replacement parts after research in normal hardware stores and on the Internet. The included adapter solved this problem perfectly. The deception was as follows: the end of the original valve stem did not protrude past the overhead tube that hides the stem. This presented the problem of not accessing the bolts for tightening the "vise" adapter when placed on…